Replacing traditional Awning with a Screen House
When it comes to the final touch, the awning can give a lot of character to your vintage camper. When we bought our Boler, the owner had kept two awnings. Both were classic pole and rope system with slightly different sizes. They were odd colors and didn’t match with the dark teal blue and white colors of the updated camper. I waited after our first camping trip to decide what option would work best for our needs. We chose to buy a screen house so we would be protected from the sun, rain, and biting insects. The options to add sidewalls for privacy and a floor have been more useful than we thought. Even the color matched the dark teal blue of our camper.
Camping Screen House and Shelter, Eureka! Nobugzone Shelter
Propane Tank cover: Montana Grilling Gear Ventilated Propane Tank Cover for 20lb Tank – Durable, Weatherproof, Water Resistant Material – 12.5″ X 18″ – TC-20LB
REDCAMP 4 Gallon Portable Water Container with Spigot for Camping, https://amzn.to/2LyAvHJ
WaterStorageCube Premium Collapsible Water Container Bag, BPA Free Food Grade Clear Plastic Storage Jug for Camping Hiking Backpack Emergency, No-Leak Freezable Foldable Water Bottle 2.6 Gallon 4-Pack, https://amzn.to/2Xq6rAB
Clothes Line: Nasdom Travel Clothesline,4m/13ft Portable Retractable Adjustable Clothes Line Rope with 1 Waterproof Bag, 12 Clothespins, 13 Anti-Skid Clips for Outdoor and Indoor(Blue), https://amzn.to/3hZZOOX
Hammock: Easthills Outdoors Jungle Explorer Double Bug Net Camping Hammock Ripstop Parachute Nylon Camping & Outdoor Hammocks Tent with Waterproof Rainfly Tarp Blue, https://amzn.to/3bkRnMR